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Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Real Estate Sold.

One OF the largest transactions IN raa
estate that has taken place IN this city
for some time, was o0nsgmms'ei on
Tuesday evening in the purchase d tho
Exchange Bulldog at Seventh and
Market streets, by William Bright,
ESQ. The sale was made By J J.Ptirce,
agent for the TntGall aud Harrington
heirs, and the property, which is ono Of
the best known In this city has front
OF 81 feet on Market s,fee., With III
fes, on Seventh, extendlngt 70 Shipey
street. The price paid fer 1895, 600.
This property Was a. one time the resi-
denoe Of Judge John j hiIl!gar, who
inherited IL from his faiber.
At that time 1t was handsome two.
story brick building with Wide hall,
way and q large cellar, the walls Of
which are said 10 be- ten inches thick
When fudge 'Milllgsn removed to
Philadelphia In 1864. tie property va:
purchased by q. II Rudolph, who hslo
IL until 1871, when he sold II to hahlon
NJ Obild and Samuel NJ. Harrington fol
$40 600 Mr.. Child's interest was slief
wards bought by the la!e William Ih
nall, after which 1t WAS Eemod 'led ~
cost Of $40. 600 and took its pFesen
nsme Of the Exchange Bpildlpg, II
1867 the property vas extended 70 snip
lev street, the frat tenant being 10
Wilmington 4 Western Railroad oon
pany, OF which the la:e J. I. Hea.e wa
the then president and james l. DeNo'
treasurer. At present the oulluinS
ten anted rs follOgs:
Corner store by VIM d n9Iii
groceryman; No. 62J By Z B. 'asA aS,
g. 90 trimmings ard fame, g0ou'
office No by Wm. T. Imam, E'l
lawyer; No. 2 by Thos. DAVIS, G;g y
Deputy States Attorney NO 4SY JoS !,
Blsgs, Esq, States Attorreyi Nc . y y
j. j. Peirce, real estate agent NJ ov
DR., l.. ii bravo. aecond floor, i9 Wv
No. Q by Prudential Life INSURANCE ~ W
No. 3 by Alfred T Scott, artist, nv, =,
and 8 by e. l.. Rice, Jr., archlsc.' NJ n
6 by Clifford James, Eaq, iaWye n, y 7
8 by j. T. Jones, stiisii No oy W -,
ii. bravo; No. 9 by W!lniug'opc l Dun !
of Trade, No. 10, Social Cinti nos n, i
and 10, VIM. II. Mo.fl.i No. 70, "
burne Chandler, Esq. The bul,utpS
one OF the fineet located In IN" o''
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
FOURTH EDITION
ohlldren Made Happy.

WASHINGTON, Dec. % "A feature
of Ghrlstu rs festivities In this city Tor
tho past fuus yeas has been the diuner
given 70 the poor children OF the district
By the Ohiltreu's CbriAtnas Club OF
Washington. Miss Nellie Arthur vRs
the fist president OF the club, and Miss
Moliis Villas, daughter OF tho Postmas-
ter General, nov pns'6es over II.
To day the fifth snnuAl Christmas
Club dinner Was given, and over two
thousand lit,ls ouea were entertained
aud fed For convenience the city was
div lded into three districts-East, Cen
trsl and West Wsshington--and tables
we're laid In . large hall In each district.
A fourth dinner wae given for the bcnt-
Il. Of colored children.
At the National Rifss' nrmory, eco
Chi dren were made happy with big
1ipber and prSsonn. Mrs. Cleveland,
accompanied by DR.. Ward, OF Albany,
visited the nrmory just before the
children marched down 10 dinner and
remsinsd until the ~ past was over. Al
Odd Follo vs. Hall, EAst Washing g n,
800 moro little CUES were looked after
and ne many more ~ the Curtis Schoo.
building In Yves. Washington.
The color, d Christmas Oiub enter
tained sboat 500 picksniuuies ut the
Metropolitan A. NJ. Z. Church. The
menu Vas the same as that nj the other
dinners, aud insisted Of turkey. ham,
roast beef. fruit, ice er,an, CAKES,
candy and other deliJacies. The wait
ers were forty school teachers and
about sixty pupils In advanced grades
of lhs puOlic Schools.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29

BIRpsBoRo, Dec. ga fox lha. .. .ss
given the hunters lively chase a0 ,Sis
The hills from Lincolnto~n ~ ,,s.ad
place, where 1t was being haio p pr,Iou,
by the hounds, escapei In e U tbs
way. II had been running alGls sbsu
towpath OF the sohuylkill LANA ,,rsr,
il suddenly dashed of to ward ! .as liant
The dogs followed 1t, bEt lesi .I hrU,srs
Al the rivers edge. When vac as,, ths
rode mn they discovered boat n o.,snt.
river floating down with the : .Cu gss
standing on the seat in the s y, a NM.
the FOX, gazing back at his b,in' on p Of
susrs with evident satistset,op, IN The
the hunters found another ooA LAT at tint
shore and padded after 'h' pO'
waa bearing the fox away, ,u beipg
The fox's boat was graauai,,SSs oppc-
cs rried by the current neaIo, ,t saV bunur
ate shore, and by the time W. ,,,r, tbe
IN bis boat was half way ,bs lsttsr
starting point to the fox's b9'' ~, ,u' other
Was within Q rod or two oil n .a% over
aide of the river. HIS ]nmptvSs tins
board and swan asboEe' by y,s ss' thai
the pursuing hunters iea .wsy. Tht
sbore the fox Nas q mile aw ~ shore
hat was lying loosely on 'n and ths
yI the fox jumped into H. INTO MO tht
force Of his jump sent IL o0
.traarn
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
THIRD EDITION.



Cu,c,co December % - The cold
wave which came down from the North
west Yesterday etill hoyers ever chicago
and the prospects are that the mercury
will drop still lower. At o a IN. the six
nal service Thermometer registered one
DECREE above at 10 o'clock reliable
split instruments At opNcIahs e'oi0n
marked three above.
OSHKOSH. Wis reports drop OF more
than % degrees In temperature last night.
Atdaylieht the thermometer was six de-
pTees below zero.
NISYEApul.is, MIN, Dec. 2S.-Ihe
,emnera,ure Ibis morning is l4O below
> rn. Clear a, i little Wind. The stcrm
of Yesterday does not appear TO have
fouched northern Minnesota or Dakota.
Very lit snow fell here yesterday:
Duluth reports the coolest weather OF
the season, 80 below.
Bralnerd reported 500 below yesier day
Indications are that tbs cold WIZ moderate
tonight go ,,,
WINoSA, Mimi, Dec 2S.--The blizzard
struck the city on Tuesday evening, caus
ing a drop In the mercury to 10 below
The weather is clear and cold this
mo- ming, vita occasional light SHOWS.
kansas CITY Mo-, Dc y -AdViees
at midnight from various points IN the
State are to the effect that the present
cold snap Is limited to zero temperature
and high winds
Following is a late despatch frtm Gar
den City, stu ,ted about sixty miles cas-
of the Colorado line. At ! O'Clock thls
morning a blizzard struck this station,
and II RAPIDLY descended from so degrees
above to below zero. AT In the morn
ing IL was blowing gale, accompanied
by binding snow. 90 ~,
MAEsuALLTowS, Iowa, Dec. 2s.-The
thermometer early this morning marked
Is below. The snowfall was not htavy'
hut high winds gave the railroads some
trouble.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Dec. 2S.-The tempera'
ture was 10 uelos this morning. Trans
were late In all directions, and the pas
seuger train on the Illinois Central IRON
the West due at o 30 last night, arrived
at this morning.
BuRLiNaroN, Iowa, Dec. 2S. - Las I
night as the coolest CT the season. Inc
thermometer th!s morning registered IL
below zero
Sioux CRY Iowa, Dec 2S.-The mer
cury at p. IN Is II below aud stil! falling
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 2S-TTains
from all roads running into this city were
from one to i've hours late this morning
in consequence of tie blizzard which
ragged in this section throughout the night
Sncw fell to the depth 0. five and a'haI
inches aud drifted badly AT noon tAt
mercury recorded below.
LINCOLN, Ne5., Dec. 2S.-The cold
weather reached q climax this morning
the mercury standing IL degrees below
There has not been much snow IN Ne
braska and no delay to trains worth M, Il
tloning.
PlTTsBUKG, Pa, Dec 2S The blizzart
struck this city this evening, and th'
mercury dr. ppeI 50 degrees in few
hours. At 10 O'Clock to night it was nine
degrees above zero and stu falling. 1t II
probable that zero will be reached beiort
morning. The highest velocity OF tht
wind to day was 40 miles an hour.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29

Mr.. Samuel NJ. AllcoIn and wife OF
Stau'oa, having reached the tenth mile
stone Of married existencs, celebrated
the occhtion Lac. Monday evening with
u tin wedding. By 8 O'Clock guests TO
tho number OF SO had arrived. all bent
upon an evenings enjoy ment, which Is
always assured OF this pleasant home.
The time was pleasantly passed in
social conversation and music until
supper was announced.
Then tie guests repaired to the din.
ing room, whtrs they found n table
thst for artistic arrangement and va.
riety OF visnds would be hard TO excel.
At lats hour the guests departed. all
wishing that the happy couple might
live 70 enjoy many more wedding ami
versaries. The presents were numer.
ons, beautiful and useful. Jay.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Academy OF Music.

Claire Scott aud her company finished
asuccess. III al GSgetoent =: the Acsden y
OF Nu.ic ast even ins IN Mary, q lssn
OF S3os Tho evening IA Chip o.
the o a Block" will b. siven for the
first time. The D=tro!t TribnLe Of No
vetabeT LIT, 1881. rpeskiEg Of ;he com
pany prest ntinE thls pay snyf: "Mits
Marguerite Fisa, az Pira2, IN "a Ctip
Of the q Biock," GawnGd upon htI
Detr5ll audience MS something Of reve
la,tou. She was so WinFome, 80 piqusnt,
60 atoge, her attractive, that those who
ATTENDED the Performance only to Gu
durs were cap:urei hoIssr foot and dTa
goons hefore ths enc of the hrst act
She Is bright with brightness which
is Out Of tue or iinSry, ana as fresh nnd
lew az this ti.Et tias stolen over the
front gate when nobody is looking. She
sings well, dsIces even bstter, aud is al
full Of kicks qua sudden EuFprises al
the old time Lotto The company Is d
good one, eHd each and all deserving
of special mention
The usual Friday ana Saturday matt
nees will be given.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Reception Last Evening.

Mr.. aud Mrs. James l.. Stradlsy,
who we're Married near Cooch's Bridge
on Tuesday evsulug, came to this city
yesterday aud were iende cred n recep.
ton last evening at the residence OF
their unole, William Il Long, No. AL
Taylor street. There was quite a
number OF invited guests present,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs.
James Il DeiRhton, the parent s OF the
bride, from Cooch's Bridge; Mr. and
hrs. William 7. Dsighion, Of Kismensi;
Mrs. Carrie Watson and Mr.. Rob erI
Bonneld, OF New Rochelle, N. Y Mrs.
Marls Pole, Of Philadelphia. with Mr..
aud MIS-. Joseph Cooper, Mr.. George
Cooper, Miss Flora Vernon. Mrs. Gal
liant and daughter and others from this
city. Il 3fresbmentS were served an
the party enjoyed themselves until o
late hour, when the majority OF them
lsft for their respective homes with
many and sincere wishes for the future
happiness and prosperity of tie young
couple.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Did Not Reeo.ntze Him.

Cashier Richard s Cooper Of the New
CASTLE Bank s'sted yesterday that he
did no. recogni ~ the burglar captured
in New York as one OF tho,e who on
tered the bank on the morning OF Sep.
tember so. CJnnor esys he saw Cooper
that morning, which points him out ~
the man who stood guard over Consul
Black. There were but two men In the
building, ard ore Of them was shot BY
Mr. Cooper, who could not recognize
the man he shote1cept by the wound
on his face, mad hardly now even By
that Conner will hrst DO taken TO
PittsHeld, Mass, where he broke jail
and has an observed sentence to finisb.
William Lyrcb. h's pal" has ju.t
been sentenced "a IL years Mt Sing Sing
for q robbery Of " mite Plains, N Y
aud Dela~ATe will consequently have
10 wait for btm. The oiuer two men ,
when captured will probably get a taste
OF DeixwArs ju-iics
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29

The Sabbath Schools of Union NJ. +.
Church, held their Christmas auniv rsary
last evening In the church at the co ner
oil Fifth and Washington streets, in the
presence Of an audience wbi h hlled
about two til rds of the auditorium. The
scholars of the infant school were ar
ranged on steps in the rear OF the platform
while Ia the front there were four reyol
wing Christmas trees, representing the
four season, and appropriately trimmed
The exercises consisted of singing, reel
tations and tableaux, among them being
that OF a class, each member of which
repeated an appropriate sentence and
placed a card, bearing letter on cross,
the whole when completed forming the
sentence "Cbrist is born" One OF the
most pleasing incidents of the evening
was the presentation o; apurse contain
ing a sum of money, by the Christian En-
doayor Association, to the aged sexton,
wh1 was so greatly effected that when
be undertook to reply broke down COM
pletely.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Fifth EDITION,

Dots.
r.is a cant postage mas, has,,
p pa,u on each aSyerliscd ,e,, nafea''es b
uenvery 70 any person '''' before Ia
~, work on the sleoui,N r.r
. uesn com pleted, With the s sM.was ha,
sumo trimming to the ourys. .'sp'on Of
Travel 10 much be.v,o,
fo or, Isl rom this city lhiu va. 90 tas tai.
pact. ''t several year,
A. M: Good win s,a,te, ,,,.
lot Oonklin Centre Brcon ,', u morning
I, In order to pa,s Comfy, n
among &c, bis relative. a. that r pJsS. Or Two
The stockholders of the WI,
ana hennett Turnpike C,mn uni nston
elect ten directors at tho msa %pahy Will
I'd OF January. "''e'pg % The
The orchestra OF thu A.,
music Ia receiving much nrsia aseny I'll
manner In which ,t rsT ~ i9t The
Forge In the Forrest. a, M W., @s
performance. a. h'adil's|
Benjamin Hpzlet. Of snr,
nas pufehsted the interest," Of A. Dsl',
ford, Pa. any near Or.
Tho directors of the Dslav,,.
ROAD Company have DECLARED '.o hN
annual dividend Of 8 per cam SEMI
on and after January p''A0s
The schooner Robert II p,.,
completing her cargo By loading .on.
railroad suppllrs from The ~ sons
TTtase Iron Company i5r G.iys., 'a'
Charles 8. Gswthrop, @, thu 49, !,
Allen Gawthrop & 20 ba. a n'A o.
otmond, Fla, where hs IL supstin ta 4
Ing the erection Of four larys brS iIS,Ia.
rams for the purpose Of sn, v,au,le
water to . hotel 10 that place. p''uS
Hebron Lodge, No. liIoop ;,
Stafford, will dedicate its new bo ~ ~ u
Friday next, at ! 80 p. N. ''' VI
A iditlonal delegates 10 ;be WDnl,,
ton ID. 4. Conference, which viii nos
vene In this city next March. bsys W. w.
elected as followt. Brandy vino m n v
j. ID. Clair; Mount Lebanon On u,ch
Rsv. W. II. Hendrickson All FH|
Day, M. d. ~
William H. Caldwell, colorsd s,,cr
tor under the will OF James B.-n,s ss,
been set aside, and letters OF admins.
tratton granted Henrietta Cooper, cal.
ored. W.
James Fl. Groves of this city IA ,oIu,
through the records OF Oheste, C)pp,y'
Pa 10 collect data on divorces. Hail
In the employ Of the b IreIu Of L,bgr Of
the Interior Department.
w. b J. Lsog are srran alng to On,
new safe In their office, corner Of Filth
and French streets, IN plsce Ct the 90,
damaged by burglars few nights aso
Thomas N. Morrison, who reside
near AVond.le, Pa , visited our cit,
this morning, rhe mercury a, hl. real
denoe registered Ia; Z a. N. SIN.
thirty years ago he wa engaged In til
hard ware business on Market stree
with his cousin, who has long been
resident OF Illinois.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29

Next Monday uiRhi Latte Oorinne
will commences an engagement OF one
week at the Upers House, with matt
nees on Monday, Wednesday and Bat.
urday siterLcous Sho will prevent the
spectacular bur!eeGue "ArcsdiA," In
which she made fuch decitet hit IN
this city last season. Since then the
play has been rewritten and number
of improvem =rts added, making 1t the
fineIl production Of the kind now be
fore tie public G5riune 10 well known
In this city and drElpg her engagement
last SEASON. made heats " triende, who
will welcome her return. In her pecu
liar line sLs stands Alone, % bright ray
OF sunshine, AID although she has had
many imitatCrs shs has never ~ yet
been eQualed By any. The prices OF adj.
mission will be 10 and 20 cents, or 80
cents for reserved seat, with LIMITED
number OF choice seats at 30 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
AnIndian Od,bseak Feared

Reports have reached Glen wood
SpGinss, Colorado, from the White
River coupiry, that the Utes are of
their reservation east Of the Utah line,
and that they are buy ing all tho ritiss
and other firearms that they can oh.
tain. L. IL feared that an outbreak
will toon occur. The IudiAus taS they
intend 70 HINT where they can fpd
game In pl"uty, and that Ihe white mtn
cannot hinder them. A uu Der OF cat
tie men are said 20 have ordered their
men TO shoot all Indians they may nee
on their ranges or anywhere esst OF the
Utah line.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Death Of Captain uo,,,,

Captain Charles C1rbit died Al hi.
residence. near g. Georgia, about 20
O'Clock this morning.
Ohhr 90 Orbit wan the son OF Henrv
Y. Ooibit. OF Phils6, phia. Hls father
ss ship merohAut OF great yesltb.
de removed to Philsdelph,e from
Cantwelfs BfdRe, DtlAwnre. Charles
was born In Philadelphia and &C ucAted
tnerc ne merchant He prefsrred
country life, however, aud at tie time
OF bis marriage bought farm near al.
Georges. He married Louifa A the
daughter CT Danisl 0orbit, of oIessa.
no had two children, q son, who died
In infancy, aud n daughter, RlizA
In 1862 Ootblt received his commits.
sion o. the First Delaware captain. He
raised his company, but owing 10 din
caiiiss OF various kinds the whole real.
mept YES never raised. Five GONNA.
mes vera raissd, forming q battalion
which Was connected with the Balti.
mo o department.
At the time OF the battle OF Gettys.
burg Captain Corbit's aud ons other
company, under the command Of Lieu
tensnt Colonel Knight, were station ed
a. Westminster, Nd. General z Sd
stuort, with the cavalry OF the army ot
Northern Virginia, In marching around
the rear OF Mesd's army came into w est
minister. Captain Corbit, with the two
companies, numbering 80 men. uno or
orders from Knight, attacked Stua.t's
advance guard.
30 fiercely did they attack them that
The advance guard fell back, and
Stuart, supposing those men were
backed by n LARGE forca n thu ,av.tr,
OF the Army OF the Potomac, brought
bis whole command to bear upon them
In the hrst engagement number equal
70 one fourth Of the Delaware men was
killed. In this second Captain Corbit's
horse was shot from under him, and he,
With q large PORTION OF his force, wal
captured. The remainder reiterated to
Baltimore, Gen. Stuart complimented
tho Delaware men on their bravery
and the next day released them on De
role ut Hanover, near the border oil
PennsylvsniA.
This engagement delsysd Stuart sir
tours, and he tn consequence did no,
reach Gettysburg until after tbs battle
VAS over. To 5tusrt's absence General
Lse attributed his defeat.
Captain Oor6it was an ardent Ropub
'icsn, and was sent by his party to th,
ate L'gtslature. He was o director
OF the bank Of Delaware CITY, and q
vestry man OF Christ Church Of tn,
same place He was delegate TO th,
recent Episoopsl convention in thii
city.
Oap'ain Corblt WAS about 30 years o.
age. The arrangements for the funera
have not yet been announced.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Appointments,

The President Yesterday signed the
commissions OF the folio wing officials,
whose appointments were recently con
firmed by the Senate: O.S. Fairchild
eecretarv OF the Treasury; Bay less W
Hama. Minister 10 the Argentine Re
public; Alexander z. Lsu;on, Mini. tel
70 Austria; George l. RiVes, Assistant
Secretary Of SAT-; Isaac II. Maynard,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
James w. Hyntt, Treasurer OF the
ULited SEsiot; James Il. Benedict and
her Craig, Collectors OF Internal Rev
elue,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
vo,on., Theodore nyau CRITICALLY IA

CHESTER, Pa, December ga very
delicate surgical operation was Der
form ed ut noon to-day upon DOL Theo'
dore Hy cit, president Of tho Pennssl sA
uia Military Academy. The latter has
bpsn critically Ill for sonle time past,
and the exact oause OF his complaint
vas uukuoxn until 10 day, when DIR.
For bts, proiestor of surgery nj the JET
farton Medical College, Philadelphia,
successfully peiformsd he operation OF
litho.omy Professor Forbes was As
sisted by DIR. Ham, llso Of Jefferson
College; Di. BAttl'son. Of Clinton, aud
DIS. william b Ulricb and L II, MI.
ner, OF THE city.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29

joseph Moz12, who under the nsmt
OF Lee engaged board a, No III Tat,
nall street, and robbed one OF the
boarders, had hearing OF last night.
session Of the city court. Witresses
were examined to stow that he bad en-
deavorGd 10 obtain board at other
houses. DR.. Grover fully identified the
ehift worn by the prisoner as bis prop.
erty. and ae there was little room tC
doubt that he is regular boarding.
house thief he was committed in de
fault Of 200 bail for his appearance o.
court.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
A Myasrious Disea SO.

william II. A. Savage, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, has lost two children within
AZ hours by n mysterious disease. Tho
younger, years old, appeared slightly
sick on Monday night. and died befor,
1t was supposed that his illness was q
serious che. Another boy, years Old
was taken SICK yesterday morning and
died Ia few hours. 10 both cAsss the
bodies tnrned black short time ate,
death. Post morten examinations will
ha mazda
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29

At the close OF the early service q,
St Johns church, Ohrittmas day, the
choir leader, William j. Fisher, wa,
presented with q handsome plust
shaving case The presentation wa,
male by A. I. Hyatt. Jr., Represent tin q
the choir. The organist, j. V. Roberts
vas the recipient OF a gold aud silyei
pen and pencil, aso o gift from thu
choir, which was represented by George
Burton, the smallest boy In the choir.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Accident FROM fEe worms.

At CiArksop, Ga, on Monday night
Frhz Bryan, sRed "a yeats, son Of Mrs
Mary l.. Bryan q New York, was "cel
ebrGting" with a LOT Of fire works. A
!Irge Are ball u. lde OF cotton wrapped
around wooden hops aud dipped In
turpentine ard tor, was laid aeide tc
close the display Young Bryan picked
II up and, touching a match TO it,totted
it into the Are. II fell back on hi
head and, spreading out, remained axeC
here. By burying his head In ID,
sAnd the h,miug circle WAS ex,in
Gutshed, but his head and facs were sc
badly burned that Lis recovery Is no
expected.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
pea,h nom U,r.re,to smohIpr,

Rirnard II. BArripRer, "a years old,
died In Toy, Now YORK., on Weines.
day, from an affection CT the heart,
followed by drupsy. Several physi.
clans attended HIN. and Shey all agreed
that his system hal becoms shattered
by nicotine potsopias. After HE
death ono Of bis ve!ts burst, and the
blood tberefrom was l. most as black Of
ink" He smoked cigarettes to excess
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
+ NO DrUnks.

John Heck Wes arraiRRed before
Judge Lyman this morning, charged
with drupkenuess. He admitted the
fact. and was Sc sentenced to pay q 6ne Of
IL and costs. For Tonder John had
something over s. 10 his pocket, and
paid his fine like "a little man.
james Brady WAS plso fined Il and
coste for drunkenness, but as he wa
not blessed with As much wealth al
John, had TO 90 behind this bars te
hoart IL ont
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Cathol,o. ana Orangsmon Fight,

DUBLIN, December % A desperate
fight tetween Catholics and Orangemer
occurred on Monday In the village OF
killybearn, near Cookstown. Stones
bricks, revoivera, ETC., were freely used
The house of a priest was completely
wrecked and the windows of other houses
were smashed The Orangemen were re
iuforced and the struggle was becoming
serious when the police stopped the fight
Several persons were arrested,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29

Mexican Blood Purifier, Csc. /; Botanic
Nerve Bitterr, AGO.; Green's August
Flower, 49,: MoInall's Syrup of Ter,
35) the BEST cough syrup made. N,
.. DsnforLh, druggist, Second and Mar.
hot streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29

MAR, a. the Diamond shoe store,
No. 40s King street, will give some one
a handsome and valuable present next
Saturday night The large doll, stand
ing three feet h,Rk, which Is on exhibit
ticn 10 his store, will DO ohancei off,
And as each psrson buying q dollars
worth Of shoes receives q ticket free OF
charge, there lie still chance for some
ons 70 obtain this beautiful present.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-29
Personal

M. Bert Eavis, press representative
OF Wilson q Rank n's Minatre!s, who
has been in this city since Saturday
last, will leave to day. Mr.. Davis has
made many friends during hIs short
stay in this city.
Chas B Merrick, memb Der Of the
sophomore GLASS IN the National Col.
lege for the Deaf at Washington, ID. O.,
Is spending the Christmas holidays al
his home here, corner Reed and Harri
son streets.